HighTime combines Irish music and an intriguing blend of modern folk influences to produce a rich sound and exciting experience to delight listeners. They also kick off the 2019-20 Celtic Series at the Lincoln City Cultural Center on September 15 at 7pm. This fresh new trio from the heart of Connemara, Ireland features an unusual …
“Her Light Escape” is a program of art song that mirrors the cyclical nature of the changing seasons using words from iconic poetics through the musical scores of prominent composers. This moving program is performed by the Spire Duo — Emma Rose Lynn and Andrew T. Pham — and is coming to the Lincoln City …
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The Oregon Coast is soon to get a monthly influx of Irish, Scottish, American and fusion music and dance from around the Celtic-verse. The Celtic Series at the Lincoln City Cultural Center begins in September with HighTime, an exciting young trio from Connemara, Ireland, and continues with one concert a month through May 2020. From …
Blair Crimmins is unabashedly old school. Specifically, 1920s Prohibition Era America old school. Crimmins, along with his band – The Hookers – are leading a Dixieland Jazz and ragtime revival. Creating a cacophony of sound with banjo, horns, and keys, Blair Crimmins & The Hookers take listeners on a time-altering journey, back to an era …
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Starting on August 7th, the Lincoln City Cultural Center will have a pop-up Orphan Art Adoption Sale in our Principal’s Office space. By choosing to adopt some art in need, you are helping to put an end to the art overpopulation problem accumulating at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. Some of this orphan art was …
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On Friday, Aug. 9, the Lincoln City Cultural Center will be overflowing with water: sculpture, painting, stories, science, conservation and collaboration, all about water and its role in the health of our world. This event, which is free to the public, is a collaboration between the LCCC, artist Liisa Rahkonen and artist Sandra Roumagoux. The …
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The Oregon State Budget, passed with just hours to spare when the Senate re-convened on June 29, included a game-changing investment for Lincoln City: A $1.5 million lottery bond allocation for the Lincoln City Cultural Plaza project. Rep. David Gomberg made the announcement before a crowd of supporters, media and donors at the Lincoln City …
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The LCCC Board of Directors and the Capital Campaign committee will be holding a press conference and announcement event on Tuesday, July 2, at the Lincoln City Cultural Center. The agenda includes a major announcement regarding the Cultural Plaza project and the development of the Delake School property. Doors to the auditorium will open at …
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On Saturday, May 4, the Lincoln City Cultural Center will be setting sail – dressed up like a classic cruise ship and visiting ports of call around the Mediterranean – to support the arts in our community. It’s the fifth annual Culture, Of Course! Gala, and this year’s theme is “An Affair to Remember.” Tickets …
LINCOLN CITY — It’s a Community Days two-fer at the Lincoln City Cultural Center, set for Friday, April 26. From 4 to 6:30 pm, Oceana Family Literacy Center will present a reprise of “Secrets of Salsa & More,” in the halls of the LCCC. Oceana families will be bringing their best salsa recipes, and handing …
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